Specification

Specification - Dart

The Specification pattern is a functional approach to defining complex data validation or filtering rules. It encapsulates a condition as an object, allowing for reusable and composable logic. Instead of embedding validation directly within a class, Specifications define what criteria data must meet, separate from how …

Specification - Scala

The Specification pattern is a way to define complex business rules or constraints as objects. These objects encapsulate the logic for checking if a given data object meets the criteria. This promotes reusability, composability, and testability of rules.

The Scala code defines a Specification trait with a isSatisfiedBy …

Specification - PHP

The Specification pattern is a behavioral design pattern that defines a way to represent complex conditions using boolean expressions. It allows you to decouple the logic that determines if something is valid from the object it’s being applied to. This promotes reusability and composability of validation rules. …

Specification - Ruby

The Specification pattern allows you to define a set of rules (specifications) that an object must satisfy to be considered valid or to perform a specific action. Instead of scattering validation logic throughout your code, you encapsulate it within these reusable specification objects. This promotes cleaner, more …

Specification - Swift

The Specification pattern decouples the construction of a complex object from its representation. It defines a class that represents the desired properties of an object, and separate “builder” classes that implement these specifications to create the object. This promotes flexibility and allows for creating …

Specification - Kotlin

The Specification pattern is a behavioral pattern that defines a class for encapsulating business logic in a reusable way. It represents a condition that can be evaluated against an object to determine if it satisfies certain criteria. This promotes decoupling of the logic from the object itself, making the code more …

Specification - Rust

The Specification pattern is a functional approach to defining complex logic through composable predicates. Instead of embedding conditions directly within code, it encapsulates them as objects (in this case, structs with a call operator) that can be combined using logical operators like and, or, and not. This promotes …

Specification - Go

The Specification pattern is a functional design pattern that encapsulates a business rule or condition into an object. This allows for easy composition of complex rules by combining simpler specifications using logical operators (AND, OR, NOT). The code defines a Specification type with a Satisfies method. Concrete …

Specification - C

The Specification pattern is a functional approach to defining complex data validation or filtering rules. It encapsulates these rules as objects, allowing for dynamic combination and reuse. This implementation uses function pointers to represent the specifications, making it lightweight and idiomatic for C. The …

Specification - C++

The Specification pattern is a functional approach to defining and validating complex conditions or constraints on objects. Instead of embedding these conditions directly within the object’s methods, it encapsulates them in separate, reusable specification objects. These specifications can then be combined using …